OPINION: Few reviews give insights that farmers can use.

'My Red Bands were not enough to walk around in, it was a struggle'.

Ralph Smith, 76, and Jim Comrie, 79, come to the rescue at the Arapohue Show Shears.

Farmers holding onto stock for longer may cause problems along the chain.

'My father set up this business about 50 years ago and we’re starting from the bottom.'

'I was calling them out of sheer panic. They started coming towards my voice.'

Clifton Downs Southdown Stud breeder donated proceeds to Meat the Need and Feed Out.

'It’s a bit surreal to get the win. The biggest challenge was making sure I kept calm.'

CEO Hurrell says Fonterra is well placed to weather geopolitical uncertainty.

The project has created 10ha of wetland and preserved a remnant native forest.

The former dairy farm will ultimately be home for up to 20,000 residents.

But Kiwi farm boss says he will review Irish judgment; claims worker accepted fault.

Demonstrations expected to continue over the coming weeks with a major protest in Madrid.

Govt wants to ensure "we make farming an attractive career option for young people again".

DJ Sneeky will play an epic 12-hour set at Live like a Lotus event in Hastings.

The win heralded the champion Hawke's Bay shearer's return to competition.

Opinion: Developing integrated climate, energy and alternative food plan for NZ is timely.

'Farming sentiment is the worst I have ever seen,' Miles Anderson told Parliament.

So far, the series is led by Southland shearer Nathan Stratford, who won in 2014 and 2022.

Dog triallist Tom Dickison is a novice, while his father Brian is a seasoned campaigner.

Elite Wool Training says the exchange programme 'benefits the whole industry'.

OPINION: Dr Rowarth, a vegetarian for nearly 50 years, on the benefits of red meat.

“With the bridge out, we lost access to our yards."

'We need to listen to the farmers, who are working and are worried about their future.'

'We’re pretty happy with the taste and quality that we’ve got at the moment.'

Federated Farmers Hawke's Bay president Jim Galloway welcomes the spell of wet weather.

'Doing it yourself is a great thing and seeing my grandkids get involved is positive too.'